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Human Brains From 12,000 Years Ago Included in New Archaeological Archive Could Shed Light on Soft Tissue Preservation

Medicine & Technology Mar 19, 2024

Researchers have come up with an archaeological archive that includes over 4,400 preserved human brains, with the oldest one dating as far back as 12,000 years ago. Read to learn more.

The unknown woman from ancient Scotland.

Cold Case Whithorn: An Archaeological Technology Project Reconstructing Medieval Face of Scottish Woman After 700-Years

Oct 03, 2022

Scottish medieval women and priests were able to imagine using forensic technology. See how this amazing 3D-imaging works, read here now to know!

Archaeological Archive

Human Brains From 12,000 Years Ago Included in New Archaeological Archive Could Shed Light on Soft Tissue Preservation

Cold Case Whithorn: An Archaeological Technology Project Reconstructing Medieval Face of Scottish Woman After 700-Years

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